We're so glad you liked the video. Unfortunately, we aren't set up to produce custom parts for people. Perhaps one day... In the meantime, we'd recommend finding a maker space near you that might be able to help you get the parts made.

We spent approximately $260 on the aluminum parts (not including sales tax and shipping). If you want to get a sense of how much each part costs, do check out www.diyroadcasesstore.com/ The company is very transparent about their pricing and typically have some sort of discount depending on how much you order or if there's a sale going on. We hope this helps!

I like Velajo acrylic paint personally. More expensive, but totally worth it

Valleyjo is my go-to brand for painting miniatures, but the one I started with was green world. Hope this helps!

I have been looking for a CLEAR primer for weeks (locally) with NO luck. I only ever see white, gray, black or colored primers. Any recommendations possibly???

@@Berrr_Is_The_Wordwhy do you want clear? White should do the job. Primer > Sand > Paint

100% I wouldn't be the maker I am today if it weren't for how Norm inspired me!

We're glad you like the build. We used 3/16" diameter by 13/16" length rivets for most of the build. We did use 15/16" long rivets in some locations where we had a thick stack of components to join. Here's a link to the 13/16" rivets (you can also find the longer ones on this site) www.diyroadcasesstore.com/6690-pop-rivet-3-8-1-2-wall/

So glad you liked it!

It was our most epic Magic Wheelchair build yet! We're glad you like it!

Thanks!!!

Thanks! We agree :) Please share this video and more to others you think who may like this content. We are always looking to engage and inspire others to make cool stuff :)

Cheers! Thanks!

Thanks for the complement! He loved it and is showing it off any chance he gets.

Yay! Glad you were able to pitch in as well.

Thanks! We are so proud of how it turned out!

Thanks! It definitely turned quite a few heads when it transformed!

Thanks Joe! We had a great time working on this one for sure.

Thanks!

Thanks so much. We're glad you liked it :)

We're so glad you like the build and that it inspired you to think about a version of it that could work for your space. We wish you all the best as you start on the adventure of designing and building one!

We tried two different thicknesses of 304 Stainless Steel. 0.030in (.8mm) as well as 0.048in (1.2mm). The thinner one was, of course, easier to bend and contoured better to the mold. We hope this helps with your project!

@ournextmake I see. Thanks for the reply.

Thanks so much!

Thanks so much! We both had a blast turning Andy's vision into reality!

We're so glad you like it!

Nature Rocks!!!

Voronoi for the win!!! I totally geeked out when Andy first introduced me to that word!